Mohave County miner., 1887-05-14
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LOCAL nREyITiEs.
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Taggart's Is the place to buy goods. .
The Board Of Supervisors meet this
afternoon at 2 p. m.
Messrs. Butler and Coffey were in town
from sigma, on Wednesday. ....
We are indebted to Caldwell Wright
ESD, for.Jaany items Of interest.
Foster s.. Dennis and bride arrived
from California on Tuesday morning.
Portland cement and lime in quantities
to suit the purchaser at Taggar. & Co.'S.
Frank Garner, the Peach Springs cat.
tie owner, paid Us visit on Tuesday
last.
The Mineral Park public school will
close for the term next Friday, for want
u funds
Henry. ID. Ross, Of the Law firm Of
Norris & Ross, OF Flagstaff, was in town
last week. -s
Capt. -Atchisson and Louis Davidson
came over from Mineral Park Oh Thurs.
days stage. ......'.
VIM. Bland and Mrs. Goodman came
up from their ranch on the Big Sandy
last Tuesday.
Taggart & Co. will receive car load
Of ice direct from Truckee, Cal, some
time next week.
Mrs. T. ). Christie, OF Mineral Park,
was visiting friends in town during the
early part Of the week!
A Tombstone sport lost s25 by the
earthquake. The shock knocked the
copper off his bet at faro and he lost it.
Hon. G. NJ. Strauss, Superintendent Of
Pablic Instruction OF this territory, was in
town N Thursday and made US pleasant
call.
The passenger train from the east was
delayed on Wednesday some twenty
hours by the burning OF bridge near
Yampai. .....
If it had not beer for the number Of
divorce cases on the docket. business in
the District Court would have been some
mat slim.
Every one says we ought to have fire
company in town, if it is onl,va ladder
and bucket brigade, and yet no one will
take the initiative in forming one.
The full proceedings of the lfstrict
Court are printed in another column for
the benefit Of those who live at dista0ce
from the county seat. ...a =
Hon. David Southwick,a Of Stockton
Hill, showed US the light OF his counte-
nance on Tuesday and allowed himself to
be pumped dry by the reporter, on mat
ters and things at Stockton Hill.
We acknowledge the receipt of copy
Of the reports Of the various experts who
have visited and examined the properties
Of the Golden Gate Mining and Milling
Go. with the compliments OF James +.
Towers, the secretary of the corporation.
Z. NJ. Sanford. Esq, the well known
Prescott attorney, came in on last SUI
days freight train and stayed with us
till Tuesday morning. Mr.. Sanford has
. great many friends and well wishers in
Kingman.
j. II. Farlee, the enterprising proprie-
ton OF the Grand Canyon Stage Line, was
in town on Monday and Tuesday. He
reports that travel to the Grand Canyon
Is starting in early this year and bids fair
10 BE- quite extensive this summer and
tall. go. ....
The genial and popular manager OF
Beecher & Co.'S branch store at Mineral
Park, Ed +. Thompson, Esq. was in
town on Monday and Tuesday and put in
most Of his time shaking hands with his
numerous friends, which means every.
body.
Hon. Sumner Howard, who enjoys the
we'll deserved reputation Of being one Of
s',e leading attorneys in the Territory OF
a-x>a, arrived with Chief Justice
w,;gh, a. Mondays passenger and left
,or houa tho next day. Judge Howard
speaks iu very fla.'% .%sring terms OF our new
county seat: and tells {, lha' Nlns'nsn y
beyond doubt the livelies- wv" o'' '"'
Atlantic and Pacific.
Under Sheriff Kuencer is in town A'i"
informs US that the work OF taking do
the Jail at Mineral Park has so far pro-
gressed that it will be hauled TO Kin2man
in few days. Mr.. Kuencer will move
over 10 this town with his family and
hereafter be one OF our permanent resi-
dents. He has in contemplation the
erection OF handsome residence in the
upper portion OF town, In the course Of
the next few weeks.
Night watchman Asbury, alarmed the
town about day break last Sunday morn
ing with the cry Of "Fire!"- The blaze
was at the stable OF the sampling works, |
and was first discovered by Frank Cock |
burn, who was awoke by the reflection Of
the fire shining on the window OF his |
sleeping room. In the stable was a valu- |
able saddle horse and pair Of mules. |
Mr.. Cockburn succeeded in rescuing the |
mules but the horse was burnt to death. |